Swizz Beatz Throws Alicia Keys A 'House Party' Themed Birthday Bash

Alicia Keys turns 34 today, and the 15 time Grammy-award winning singer-scribe has much to be thankful for. After just giving birth to the couple's second son Genesis Ali Dean, hubby Swizz Beatz surprised his wife with a 90s themed House Party birthday bash. Dressed in matching 8 Ball pajamas, the couple was surrounded by family and friends (Mashonda was even in attendance) including LaLa Anthony as they partied the night away at the Dean Estate.

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Swizzy took it up a notch and invited the cast of House Partyto partake in the festivities. Tisha Campbell-Martin, A.J. Johnson, Christopher "Kid" Reid and Christopher "Play" Martin were all in attendance as they performed their iconic dance moves, including the famous Kid-N-Play.

The couple who will celebrate their five year wedding anniversary in July, has a long standing tradition of trying to outdoing one another for their birthdays. This past September, a very pregnant Alicia threw an elaborate Coming to America themed party, while Swizz threw an intimate party with close friends at a Hollywood mansion the year prior for the singer's 33rd birthday. No word on how Alicia will top Swizz Beatz for his birthday, but we're sure it'll be grand. Happy Birthday Alicia! But umm, what do we have to do to get invited to the party next year?

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